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Is there a cure for insomnia - homeopathic? (Ethan Chong)

One night I went without sleep is frustrating, but it can affect your next day's activities as well as. Being too busy to catch the siesta is one thing, but if you lie in bed looking at the ceiling, hoping and praying that your eyes will be closed at the end but could not do so, you may need a homeopathic remedy for insomnia.

Why this route? Because it is not only safer than prescription medications for insomnia, but it has also shown to be more effective in the long term by which is less addictive and less dangerous when applied.

Before going any further, let's define what we mean by homeopathic. People often make the mistake of thinking that means homeopathic taking pills made from plants, however, though this can be made a part of a homeopathic or naturopathic treatment plan, is not the only form of treatment. A cure for insomnia might then be a combination of melatonin tablets, acupuncture and even placing Lavender under your pillow at night. The combination of these activities that makes effective is homeopathic plan.

Think about the last time he sought a cure for insomnia. Running to his General practitioner and pray for sleeping pills will help you to sleep? Cut all caffeine and sugar from your diet, hoping that this would eventually prevent that you struggling with sleep at night? Perhaps you might have considered even seeing a homoeopath and changed his mind at the last minute.

There are many negative connotations around natural methods of cure for insomnia, and this may seem strange to many people who have been tested and found to be exactly what was needed so that they can sleep fast. This negativity is inspired in part by the belief that natural methods crystals and chants and are used only for course 'hippies' that require you to believe in them, until they show signs of curing his insomnia.

If you were to ask doctors for their opinion about these natural methods to treat diseases and everyday problems, would probably agree that these methods, in combination with a more formal treatment plan, could actually work. After all, if one considers the basis for any type of medicine like pills and potions, they do not begin to commercially be done in laboratories until the 1940s and 1950s. Before that time, people relied heavily on the healing power of natural herbs for sleep. Ipecac was given to alleviate nausea while the white willow bark was found to be an effective pacifier headache. And as a cure for insomnia, many doctors that it is advisable to prescribe with infusions of lavender soothing baths to relax the body and mind and inspire a dream of high quality when necessary.

If this is the case, why are we so quick to dismiss the merits of these powerful cures for insomnia today? It would seem as if the people are afraid to try something they don't understand, and because a homoeopathic physician does not necessarily have a degree on your wall, people are afraid to put your health in the hands of these natural healers. But when you're exhausted, night after night struggling with insomnia, why not try this type of natural cure for insomnia? It is possible to work or can that not, but definitely it will do you harm in any way possible.

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Everything you need to know about Saliva Drug Test Kits (Robin Leonardo)

Saliva drug testing kits are devices that are used to detect the abuse of illicit drugs using saliva as a test sample. Saliva test kits are easy to use, reliable and accurate. In this article, we briefly discuss these kits.

Like these teams?

* A saliva test kit consists of a saliva sample collecting part and a part of the test. The sample is collected in the collecting part. A piece of sponge in this part has to be full with saliva.

* Make sure that the person who is subjected to this test does not have any food or drink in the mouth.

* Color change occurs in part of the test kit if there are small amounts of drugs in saliva.

Drugs detected using saliva drug testing kits

You can use these devices to detect drugs in Group of SAMHSA-5, namely amphetamines (amphetamine, methamphetamine, speed), cannabinoids (marijuana, hashish), cocaine (cocaine, crack, benzoylecognine), opiates (heroin, opium, codeine, morphine) and phencyclidine (PCP).

How is the saliva drug test given?

* Saliva is collected by scrubbing or spitting person. The saliva sample allows the testing administrator to carry out the test several times.

* The saliva test can be administered at home (using a starter kit), place of work or in a clinic. If it is done in a clinic, a swab is maintained in the mouth (under the tongue or between cheek and gum).

* The length of time may be a few minutes until the swab collects enough saliva. The swab is then sent to clinical examination.

Who uses saliva tests?

Certain groups of users such as employers, law enforcement agencies, insurance companies and parents. Each discussed briefly.

* Employment screening

Employers use saliva drug testing as a pre-employment. It is important to note that under the Federal Government, employers need to each detected by drug testing drug saliva prior to placing the job-seeker.

* Law

Police carry out tests on suspected drug addicts. Saliva tests are simple and convenient for the authorities to carry out. This helps prevent accidents and fatalities resulting from it.

* Health insurance check

For insurers, it is important to know the State of health of their prospects. They charge a premium for drug users higher because these people are a high risk group. Saliva tests help insurance companies to determine the premium.

* Parents

Drug test kits House saliva are useful for parents who suspect their children are under the influence of illicit substances. These kits of discarded the need to go to a professional or a hospital. Parents can use these kits in the privacy of your home.

Pros and cons of the saliva test kits

Pros

* Drug test Kits saliva are non-invasive and convenient. They are easy to use and reliable and does not require professional help.

* A single sample is sufficient to prove the main drugs mentioned in a previous paragraph.

* These kits shows quick results - in a few minutes and are accurate.

* These kits are cheap. Therefore, useful for use on a large scale as the workplace are carried out by employer drug testing.

Cons

* These kits may not detect the presence of drugs in a person, if the time is more than 24 hours of use of the drug.

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Risk premia or behavioral spazzing?

Not a panic, simply a sharp increase in risk aversion.

John Cochrane is quite critical of Robert Shiller's Nobel lecture.

Cochrane wishes Shiller would give a more rigorous definition of "bubble" (I couldn't agree more), and he also thinks that Shiller is trying to make finance less quantitative and more literary (I somehow doubt this, given that Shiller is first and foremost an econometrician, and not that literary of a guy).

But the most interesting criticism is about Shiller's interpretation of his own work. Shiller showed that, over long time horizons, stock prices mean-revert. He interprets this as meaning that the market is inefficient and irrational - in other words, he attributes mean reversion to what I call "behavioral spazzing". But others - such as Gene Fama - interpret long-run predictability as being due to predictable, slow swings in risk premia.

Who is right? As Cochrane astutely notes, we can't tell who is right just by looking at the markets themselves. We have to have some other kind of corroborating evidence. If it's behavioral spazzing, then we should be able to observe evidence of the spazzing elsewhere in the world. If it's predictably varying risk premia, then we should be able to measure risk premia using some independent data source. Simply appealing to plausibility - i.e., throwing up your hands and saying "Oh, come on!" - is not good enough to resolve the puzzle.

Personally I suspect that it's behavioral spazzing, given the fact that experimental asset markets exhibit highly predictable and significant spazzing that looks suspiciously like real-world "bubble" episodes. But six undergrads trading tens of dollars in a computer lab is hardly a perfect proxy for the U.S. stock market, so the experimental evidence is suggestive rather than decisive.

There have been some models that have tried to explain how there could be slow, predictable variations in risk premia. The ones I've seen are DSGE-type models that typically involve either consumption habit formation, or Kreps-Porteus preferences (if you don't know what those are, don't ask). Some people swear that the latest of these models have resolved the puzzle. Cochrane is not so sure about the habit-formation models, a sentiment shared by many finance profs I've talked to. (Also, the models of this type that I've seen tend to use RBC-style productivity shocks as the source of aggregate uncertainty, making me pretty skeptical of them right off the bat...but that's just me.)

As for direct evidence of real-world behavioral spazzing, this has been scarce...until recently, perhaps. Check out this paper by Robin Greenwood and Andrei Shleifer. They collate six different data sets that ask investors about their expectations of stock returns. The six series are highly correlated, meaning that they are really capturing some general phenomenon in the market. The stated expectations all seem to be "extrapolative", meaning that when returns have been good recently, people think they will continue to be good. But the stated expectations are usually wrong; when people think returns will be high, returns tend to fall soon after. What's more, that fall could be predicted by a simple asset pricing model. In other words, these stated expectations are not rational expectations.

So if these stated expectations really do represent investors' beliefs, then we have direct evidence of behavioral spazzing. Now, Cochrane has suggested that people responding to these surveys are not reporting their true beliefs, but rather their "risk-neutral probabilities" - in other words, he thinks they are letting some of their risk aversion creep into their statements about their beliefs. If that's true, then these surveys wouldn't be good evidence of behavioral spazzing.

So the issue has not been decided yet. But progress has been made. In my opinion, the available evidence is suggestive of the "behavioral spazzing" explanation, but not conclusive. The important thing is that this is not one of those "this will never be resolved" sorts of debates. This is a debate that can and will be resolved, as better and better data becomes available. Science progresses.

A Scene from B.A.T.T.Y.

Yesterday I showed how I handled the problem of noise description in a scene from a comedic novella (code name B.A.T.T.Y.) I'm working on. I thought today I'd present the entire scene (free book sample!) along with an explanation of what the scene does and why it's constructed the way it is.

I wanted to accomplish a number of goals with this scene. The main character, Tyler Schremp, has been talked into having a quick drink at Joy Joy (a fictional restaurant/bar in Palo Alto) on the way home from work. Schremp has group therapy at seven, so the drink has to be a quickie. Both Schremp and his buddy Matt Dixon are young engineers working for a hot toy-company startup in Silicon Valley (called HoityToyty). They have a love-hate relationship with their jobs. They love creating high-tech toys, but their boss (an insufferable ass) has them working on such idiotic projects as a scent-emitting unicorn doll (Fresh Scent Cornelia). You put Glade scent-packs in the unicorn's ass, and then, assuming the batteries are fully charged, the doll spurts air freshener (in microprocessor-controlled bursts) out its anus all day.

The goals for the scene are:

Show that Schremp and Dixon are best buds of long standing. Male bonding.

Show their dissatisfaction with work, their eagerness to go into business for themselves.

Have them talk about Schremp's main problem, which (at the moment) is how to reconnect with the beautiful and mysterious puppet-toting redhead he met a few nights ago.

Do all this in a lighthearted way.

The entire scene is a segue from an office scene to a group-therapy scene. It has to cap off a lousy day at the office while paving the way for group therapy. (The redhead will show up at group therapy.) Here's the whole scene:

     The crescendo of cacophony at Joy Joy hadn't yet reached full-on Happy Hour earbleed level, but the din was prodigious -- so much so that Dixon had to go back out the front door to the sidewalk to check his voicemail while Schremp, securing the last empty stools at the bar, fetched two tall glasses of Buttface Amber (one of the featured microbrews-of-the-day) from the red-suspendered, all too jolly bartender-du-jour.
     As Dixon finally shuffled back inside, tucking his iPhone in his pocket, Schremp asked: "Anything important?"
     Dixon, accepting a beer from Schremp: "Hitler called, he wants his youth back. Other than that --"
     Schremp raised his glass, said a "Heil Mary," and took a sip. Dixon did likewise.
     Dixon: "What about you,? Any word from --"
     "Not a peep. Beginning to think I popped the clutch." Schremp licked foam off his upper lip and looked in vain for a coaster on which to see his beer, finding, instead, only a soggy cocktail napkin. "You know, maybe I just --"
     "I wouldn't worry about it," Dixon said, with a dismissive flip of the hand. "It's only been, what, a week?"
     "Yeah. Not even." Schremp was having to speak loudly now, to be heard over the background noise.
     "But you called her, right?"
     Schremp nodded as he drank. "I don't feel right leaving, you know, a hundred messages or something, though. Don't want to come across as a stalker . . ."
     "How many times have you called her?"
     "Twice. Plus one text message."
     "Pffah. Dude. That's not stalking. Take it from someone who knows." Dixon held his glass up and admired the three concentric rings of foam in the empty upper third. "Look, chug lines . . ."
     Schremp sighted across the chug lines and down the crowded bar, taking in the pot-luck assortment of helter-skelter hairdos, the predominantly northern European profiles (punctuated by the occasional soft/rounded Oriental face), checking, meanwhile, for redheads with puppets, drooping parallel e-cigs, some hint of a chocolate-suede Sole Society ankle boot. But alas, no joy, as the fighter jocks say.
     "I mean, sometimes I think maybe I am a bit obsessed with her, in a way," Schremp said, fiddling with his glass. "I keep replaying that night over and over in my mind . . . The flashbacks are on a tape loop sometimes, like when you can't get a song out of your head?"
     Dixon nodded. "Earworm. Very dangerous. One time I got Devo stuck in my head for two days . . ."
     "That happened to me with Bryan Ferry's 'Boys and Girls.'"
     "Don't know that one."
     "Well, do NOT listen to it, my friend. Understand? You'll go insane . . ."
     "Like that movie -- what's it called? -- where there's this videotape, and if you watch it, you'll die seven days later."
     Schremp nodded before making concentric Chug Line No. 7 in his glass. "The Ring. That's exactly it, that's what's happening to me. And it's been almost seven days . . ."
     "Yeah, but you're not going to die just because Marcy didn't call you back."
     "Molly. Not Marcy."
     "What's that? I can't hear you . . ."
     Joy Joy was fast approaching the Fire Marshall's room-capacity limit (or so Schremp supposed), the place packed now with clamorous roisterers intent on pushing the decibel envelope beyond airline baggage-handler recommended maximums. Cocktail glasses (three in a waitress's hands at once) clinked and clacked, cash register slamming shut as someone's stool-leg stuttered across the floor nearby ("What can I getcha?"), burly guffaws competing with soprano laughter, a sudden swoosh of street noise as fresh celebrants burst through the main entry door, wine cork's thoppp! providing a grace-note to a distant woman's rising arpeggio of giggles -- the thrum of a vox humana orchestra tuning up.
     Schremp swirled the remaining two ounces of beer in his glass. He scanned the crowd, eyes finally falling on Dixon. At the first lull in the background noise he said: "We could fix the noise problem, you know."
     "Yeah, we could go outside . . ."
     "No, I mean we could fix it. With technology."
     Dixon was game. "Go on."
     "An array of microphones in that wall over there" -- Schremp motioned with his head -- "and an array of speakers in this wall over here. Right? Invert the signal, drive the anti-noise through the speakers, time it so the noise gets canceled for these people right over here . . ."
     Dixon mused on it, nodding, far-away stare, feigning comprehension. "Interesting idea..."
     "See, if you have enough microphones, you can triangulate the origin of any individual sound in this room . . . or all of the various sounds --"
     Dixon's brows unfurled, an Aha moment slowly washing across his face.
     "-- and likewise, with an array of speakers, you can focus calibrated anti-noise on any location in the room . . ."
     "Barroom active noise suppression. BANS."
     "Exactly."
    Dixon slapped the side of Schremp's shoulder. "Freakin' brilliant. Dude, you're a genius, you know that?"
     The two clinked glasses and then knocked back the rest of their beers.
     Dixon grabbed a half-soaked cocktail napkin from the bar and used it to wipe his mouth. "This," he said, "is exactly the kind of stuff we ought to be working on. Instead of unicorns with April-fresh anal glands."
     Schremp nodded, half-smiling. "Yep. It's just about that time."
     Dixon glanced at his watch. "Group therapy?"
     "No. I mean, yeah, that too. But what I meant was, it's just about time . . . for us to turn the page. You know? Put HoityToyty behind us."
     Dixon smiled. "Ordinarily, the last thing I want to put behind me is a herd of unicorns. But in this case, my man, you're absolutely right. I'm with you. All the way."

What Is Meant By Mental Health Counselling (Conselling Room)

When you contemplate it, our knowledge of the universe ought to be out and out astounding. Everybody in the west is allowed to have rich and full social lives and virtually do whatever they need. Be that as it may life isn't dependably about satisfaction, for example winning millions and using it without limitations. So as to succeed, we have to experience ups and downs; along these lines life can likewise be intense. Indeed, the strongest, boldest and fittest individual can struggle here and there. Occasions such as when you are feeling miserable, when no one appears to grasp, even your own particular self.

Really, the thought of counselling for adults has existed over hundreds of years and portrays the need for one individual to make a request for assistance and counsel from an alternate one. Directing in its broader sense is all about helping individuals to purpose mental issues or issues, frequently identified with work or social matters. The principle part of the advocate is as issue solver. Through immediate consultation or non-immediate direction, his point is to help the individual to settle on equalized choices. There are different various types of mental health advocates: advising analysts, specialists, clinical clinicians, and social laborers, and pastoral advisors.

The part of counselling for break up is to manage extreme disarranges like misery, tension, consuming scatters, and studying inabilities. Counsellors often work in groups, offering mental health support. Guiding therapists practice on day by day life issues, as restrict to great mental scatters. These sorts of advisors invest a ton of time working in the neighborhood, in schools, healing centers, facilities, and in addition private areas. They encourage with issues identified with individual matters, for example relationships, anguish, work and different burdens of each day.

Counsellors are medicinal specialists. They as a rule have both medicinal degrees and psychology degrees, and are qualified to treat mental scatters utilizing a fusion of guiding help and doctor prescribed pharmaceutical. Psychiatry regularly includes the solution of pills like antidepressants, yet psychology is progressively about attempting to realize updates in conduct with no prescription. Clinical volunteers can frequently be discovered in clinics or out-patient offices. These counsellors are essentially intrigued by the way that the individual's issues identify with their existence scenario and social life. Pastoral guides are specialists in psychology and religious philosophy. They attempt to furnish profound and religious experiences that can serve to take care of mental issues and give direction.

Mental health counsellors do counselling for addiction come to comprehend the qualified data of customers through perceptions, talks with and tests so they can choose the best game plan to help their customer. They frequently help their clients' thought and settle on positive decisions. Regular work exercises in mental health directing incorporates booking customer purpose, finishing hazard appraisals on customers as presupposed, talking and advising with clients (to help them settle on educated choices about themselves, their lives and even relationships and anticipated objectives), giving positive advice and medicine prescription for clients, keeping precise clients' records, indexes and documentation and providing the best medicines.

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Painting a Picture of Noise

Yesterday, I gave a high-level overview of some of the tools available, in the English language, for describing noise. Now comes more of a practical exercise: how to portray a noisy-crowd scene in a novel or short story (or other narrative account)?

In the comic novella I'm writing, I have a scene that takes place in a crowded restaurant bar. (The restaurant is a fictional place called Joy Joy in Palo Alto, California.) The main character's last name is Schremp. The setup: Schremp and his office mate (Dixon) have decided to hit Joy Joy for a drink on their way home from work. But it's happy hour. The place is bustling. It's loud and getting louder. The question is how to indicate that, convincingly, in the narrative.

The obvious way is to have one character say to another: "Boy it's loud in here!" (And maybe, just to emphasize the point, have the other character cup his ear and say: "What?") Nothing wrong with that, actually, except that it has only momentary impact. It's using noise as a prop. I want the noise to be more than a prop; I want it to be an integral part of the ambiance of the scene, a kind of additional main character, if you will, palpable, always lurking, ready to intrude.

In the scene's opening line, I begin with quickly telling, rather than showing, the atmosphere:

The crescendo of cacophony at Joy Joy hadn't yet reached full-on Happy Hour earbleed level, but the din was prodigious; so much so that Dixon had to go back out the front door to the sidewalk to check his voicemail while Schremp, securing the last empty stools at the bar, fetched two tall glasses of Buttface Amber (one of the featured microbrews-of-the-day) from the red-suspendered, all too jolly bartender-du-jour.

This is both a tell and a show. The "show" part is Dixon having to go back outside to check his voicemail because it's too loud inside. Note, incidentally, the use of a musical term ("crescendo"), which sets up additional music vocabulary later.

A bit further on, which is to say after a few lines of dialog, I explain in the narrative that the background noise has become so excessive, Schremp is having to raise his voice to be heard. So, another tell. (Maybe not the best solution.)

Schremp, at one point, scans the bar looking for signs of his new girlfriend. This is a good chance to underscore the crowded nature of the place; hinting (through visuals) at the potential for noise.

Fast-forward past another half-page of dialog. I have Dixon asking Schremp to repeat himself ("What did you say? I can't hear you..."): Back to show rather than tell.

At this point, I immediately break off into some exposition about the noise situation. (I don't claim this is the optimal thing to do. It's what I'm happiest with at the moment.) Here's what I finally came up with:

Joy Joy was fast approaching the Fire Marshall's room-capacity limit (or so Schremp supposed), the place packed now with clamorous roisterers intent on pushing the decibel envelope beyond airline baggage-handler recommended maximums. Cocktail glasses (three in a waitress's hands at once) clinked and clacked, cash register slamming shut as someone's stool-leg stuttered across the floor nearby ("What can I getcha?"), burly guffaws competing with soprano laughter, a sudden swoosh of street noise as fresh celebrants burst through the main entry door, wine cork's thoppp! providing a grace-note to a distant woman's rising arpeggio of giggles—the thrum of a vox humana orchestra tuning up.

So again, a mix of tell and show. Talk of decibel limits (these two guys are engineers, BTW) and clamorous roisterers, followed by examples of some noise-sources, with recourse to musical terminology (soprano, grace-note, arpeggio), culminating in the suggestion of an orchestra tuning up. The scene ends with Schremp and Dixon discussing the noise situation and how they would fix it with technology: barroom active noise suppression (BANS).

How would you describe a noisy bar in a restaurant? Feel free to leave a comment below.

I love microfoundations. Just not yours.

Those of you who love to follow blog debates about macro methodology - and I'm assuming that's pretty much all of you - should check out the debate between Tony Yates and Simon Wren-Lewis. The debate started on Twitter, and then Yates wrote a long post about why microfoundations are the bee's knees (I think that means "good" in British).

Yates essentially recites the standard catechism: the Lucas Critique is really important, the '70s inflation proved it, SVaRs are a sort-of-acceptable alternative, New Keynesian models are OK except Calvo pricing is suspect, etc. etc. If you want to know how the average Freshwater-y DSGE-slinging macroeconomist thinks about his place in the cosmos, read Yates' post. Yates also tosses in this gem:

There’s something irksome about defending micro-founded macro from the attack that it is ‘without merit’. A voice inside me says: if they aren’t doing macro, by which I mean, generating new empirical or theoretical work themselves, who are they to go about proclaiming whether something has merit or not, or how macro should be done? [I'm not singling out Adam here. Lots are at it.] And why should anyone care what they say?

So the only people qualified to judge the value of an activity are the people being paid by the government to do it, eh? How convenient. Snark snark.

(OK OK I'm being mean with selective quoting. Yates dutifully follows up with this quote: "[T]here’s the risk that we come to seem like a cult bent on disengaging, concerned to interact with those outside the cult only so far as is necessary to squeeze them for the money we need to continue playing with our toys.")

Anyway, it was kind of cute that Yates singled out Calvo pricing as an unrealistic, kludgey, hold-your-nose sort of microfoundation. Oh, it certainly is that. But it's hardly unique in that respect! In the Lagos-Wright (2005) model that is the basis of "New Monetarist" macro, for example, people exchange goods with anonymous counterparties with whom they are randomly matched and will never meet again. That's every bit as unrealistic as Calvo pricing, but you don't hear Freshwater guys like Yates kvetching about that, or any of the other equally unrealistic mechanisms in RBC-type models. Why does Calvo pricing receive special, negative attention? My instinctive guess is that it's because unlike many other equally silly microfoundations, Calvo pricing tends to justify a role for government intervention.

But I digress. On to Simon Wren-Lewis' response, which was really quite excellent, although - in typical New Keynesian form - he goes out of his way to be deferential to his hard-charging Freshwater counterpary. He prefers an "eclectic" approach, where microfounded DSGE models are used alongside other types of models. This is pretty much what the Fed does (and the Bank of England, and the Bank of Japan, etc.). Wren-Lewis describes a situation in which such an approach might be better than relying solely on DSGE models:

Suppose in the real world some consumers are credit constrained, while others are infinitely lived intertemporal optimisers. A microfoundation modeller assumes that all consumers are the latter. An eclectic modeller, on finding that consumption shows excess sensitivity to changes in current income, adds a term in current income into their aggregate consumption function...

Now a microfoundation modeller might respond that the right thing to do in these circumstances is to microfound these credit constrained consumers. But that just misses the point...[E]ven the best available microfounded model will be misspecified, and an eclectic approach that uses information provided by the data alongside some theory may pick up these misspecifications, and therefore do better.

Another response might be that we know for sure that the eclectic model will be wrong, because...it will fail the Lucas critique[.]...But we also know that the microfounded model will be wrong, because it will not have the right microfoundations. The eclectic model may be subject to the Lucas critique, but it may also - by taking more account of the data than the microfounded model - avoid some of the specification errors of the microfounded model. There is no way of knowing which errors matter more. (emphasis mine)

Wren-Lewis absolutely nails it. In the comments to Wren-Lewis' post, I wrote "YES YES A THOUSAND TIMES YES". In a follow-up post, Yates caricatures my comment as "NO NO GET RID OF ALL THE MOTHER&&&&&&G MICROFOUNDATIONS WHILE YOU ARE AT IT." But let us ignore that particular flerp-o'-derp for now, and focus on why Wren-Lewis is so very very right.

The Lucas Critique was important and right. If you don't take into account how your policy will change the workings of your model, you can't know what effect your policy will have. So if you use a model that doesn't satisfy the Lucas Critique (not that anyone knows what really satisfies the Lucas Critique!), you're going to introduce some errors into your policy recommendation. Potentially some very big errors.

But some macro guys seem to walk around thinking that Lucas Critique errors are the only kind of errors a model could possibly make! This is, of course, not the case. If your microfoundations are wrong, then you will introduce misspecification errors. As Wren-Lewis points out, those errors might also be very big!

Brad DeLong made a similar point in another excellent post a couple of weeks back:

[It's] dangerous to presume that you understood something because you had “microfoundations” when those microfoundations were wrong. After all, Ptolemy had microfoundations: Mercury moved more rapidly than Saturn because the Angel of Mercury left his wings more rapidly than the Angel of Saturn[.]

In fact, I encourage everyone to read that post in full.

But back to Yates. Yates says I just want to get rid of all the microfoundations. But that is precisely, exactly, 180 degrees wrong! I think microfoundations are a great idea! I think they're the dog's bollocks! I think that macro time-series data is so uninformative that microfoundations are our only hope for really figuring out the macroeconomy. I think Robert Lucas was 100% on the right track when he called for us to use microfounded models.

But that's precisely why I want us to get the microfoundations right. Many of microfoundations we use now (not all, but many) are just wrong. Obviously, clearly wrong. Lots of microeconomists I talk to agree with me about that. And lately I've been talking to some pretty prominent macroeconomists who agree as well.

So I applaud the macroeconomists who are working on trying to develop models with better microfoundations (here is a good example). Hopefully the humble stuff I'm doing in finance can lead to some better microfoundations too. And in the meantime I'm also happy to sit here and toss bombs at people who think the microfoundations we have are good enough!

Updates:

Just to hammer the point home, see this excellent post by Antonio Fatas, about what macro models need to include that they (mostly) currently omit.

Also, read this additional DeLong post about the tragedy of misspecified microfoundations.

Depression og smerter i Tormented Mind (Chirag Savaliya)

Mental sygdom og depression er blandt de mest vanskelige medicinske problem nogen kan nogensinde brug til ansigt. Hvordan ville du vise nogen, der aldrig har oplevet melankoli, hvor pinefulde det kan v?re? Hvad handler det om vores menneskelige betingelse, at vi kunne g? i seng en aften f?ler fint, og derefter v?kke den f?lgende morgen ved hj?lp starten af ??depression, der vil p?virke vores liv i lang tid fremover?

Den enkleste m?de jeg forklare det er med denne s?rlige s?tning ... Jeg har mistet min glad.

Det vil ikke ligegyldigt hvor mange gode ting sker omkring dig, eller hvor stor dine k?re og venner er du bare ikke kan finde lykken samtidig l?gge op med depression. Du ved, at der har v?ret masser af ting i dit daglige liv, der har gjort dig glad tidligere, men du kan ikke engang t?nke p? 1, n?r du fors?ger at t?nke p? dem. Du er i en konstant tilstand af skuffelse og i en s?dan grad, kan det kun v?re i mods?tning til sorg d?d af et familiemedlem.

Husk et ?jeblik nok den mest forf?rdelige ting, der nogensinde sket for dig, og den smerte og sorg det for?rsagede. Nu forestille sig en film af denne funktion med alt er forbundet smerte ved at blive afspillet i dine tanker hver mikro-sekund af hver 2nd hvert ?jeblik af hver gang, 24 timer hver dag igen og igen og igen.

Det er den smerte nogen har brug for at opleve. Din hjerne stiger, og du bliver s? mentalt tr?t fra at fors?ge at stoppe den smerte og selvf?lgelig du f?ler dig s? vred over den funktion eller person, der er involveret i disse mentale billeder, der spilles igen i dine tanker, hvis venstre ubehandlet. Medicinsk behandling skal v?re vigtig, og den bedste medicin kan bremse sindet ned igen til et bel?b, hvor du kan begynde at klare igen, nok til at komme videre i behandlingen.

1. Brainswitching vil reducere neurale aktivitet i subcortex, og straks h?ve neurale aktivitet i neocortex. Det vil l?bende p?virke betyder, at du er deprimeret fra den ene del af hjernen til den anden.

2. Brainswitching distraherer din opm?rksomhed fra din egen f?lelsesm?ssige hjerne og dirigerer den til at t?nke den vigtigste hjernen.

3. Du kan brainswitch for et par ?jeblikke den allerf?rste gang du tjekke det ud.

4. N?r du mister koncentrationen holde picking din neutral tanke igen. Du er n?dt til at g?re denne ?velse for at stimulere neocortex. Det er ikke blot en id?. Nogle ideer ikke er omfattet depression. Kun adf?rd virker.

5. Ofte brainswitch at bryde kontinuiteten i depression os holde p? dig. Indtil du tror det gentagne depression, ligesom alle andre nerv?se f?lelse eller stemning, kan ikke opretholde sig selv. T?nk en anden ting i stedet-lignende "gr?n fr?. '

6. Tror ikke en tanke to gange. Ingen depressive tanke kunne, alene, bliver depression, hvis du hele tiden n?gter at tro det. En depressiv tanke er f?rdig s? hurtig som en anden tanke. Depression rammer dig med en f?rste tanke, men du kan n?gte at t?nke 2nd tanke. For depression til 'blot tage fat, "du er n?dt til l?bende at t?nke det.

7. Overf?rsel til aktion! Ofte brainswitch hver gang en depressiv eller ansp?ndt tanke til hensigt at "dominere". En ulykkelig tanke er bare en tanke. Det kunne pop ind i sindet p? ethvert tidspunkt. Det er et m?de, der opst?r for dig. At v?lge at t?nke en elendig, angste eller depressive overvejes igen og igen er adf?rd. Det er noget, du g?r, og du kan l?re ikke at g?re det.

8. Kende den "tidlig varsling" ulykkelig eller negative f?lelser, der altid g?r forud et altfavnende depressiv episode. Adresse din depression med det samme. 'Okay jeg forst?r, hvad det er. Det er depression kommer.

9. Kom ud af depression p? tidligere perioder ved at tjekke den passive tankegang der opst?r, n?r man bare lade tankerne vandre. Passiv t?nkning kan ofte 'g? d?rligt' for dig. Den m?de du laver 'on-purpose' t?nkning vil v?re at v?lge en bestemt tanke til at f?le, eller ved at beslutte at gennemf?re nogle opgaver som derefter dirigerer din tankegang i overensstemmelse med den aktuelle opgave.

10. Vriste din self l?s fra at blive sl?et sammen med smerten af ??din depression, f?r du forsvinder opslugt.

Ja, du f?ler dig h?bl?s og forpint, men du kan ogs? fokusere noget bortset fra din smerte og h?bl?shed. Du er m?ske ikke h?bl?s, du er den iagttager af ens f?lelse af h?bl?shed. Tage nogle ?rgrelse p? en langt mere fritliggende m?de. Depression er bare en forf?rdelig f?lelse. Det er m?ske ikke dig! DU dig! Du er ikke bare en fornemmelse. Du er en person, der har en f?lelse.

En af de bedste v?rkt?jer, du skal bruge for at bek?mpe denne fase af depression er at udnytte et enkelt begreb i dit daglige liv. V?r informeret det er meget lettere sagt s? gjort alligevel, hvis du kan mestre det, vil du v?re godt p? vej til helbredelse.

Hvad er det?

Tilgivelse ... T?nk over, hvad tilgivelse kr?ver, og hvordan det kan gratis du af disse mentale billeder, for hvis du kan fjerne det v?rste, der er sket for dig, s? de pinefulde billeder begynder at falde der magt over dig.

Som jeg sagde, det er m?de enklere sagt s? gjort. Blandt de mest nyttige metoder ville v?re at genl?se dem igen og igen og studere dem, og samle hver Bibelen skrifter der handler om tilgivelse. V?lg ture og meditere over n?jagtig de samme skrifter, og n?r du kan hele tiden s?r i dit inderste v?re lige s? meget om tilgivelse. Fundamentalt smerte vil begynde at reducere og tilgivelse vil derefter tage dig p? tur, hvor du vil finde andre aktiviteter som afslapning, fred, k?rlighed og det bedste af ubetinget k?rlighed.

Under disse aktiviteter i din levetid kan hj?lpe dig med at finde din glade igen.

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Feeling Blue? Here Are Some Tips For Coping With Depression

Depression can have a negative effect on your physical and emotional state. Read these tips to find a good way to treat your depression.

Don't let yourself get trapped in a downward spiral of depression. Furthermore, letting your mind race repeatedly through negative thoughts can worsen depression. Try to think positive thoughts, and get others that you are around to focus on positive things as well.

A long bath can be helpful if you start to feel depression symptoms coming on. Sitting in the tub listening to soft, calming music or reading your favorite book can really help you feel better. Remember to make sure that the water is as warm as you can take it; warm water will relax you both physically and mentally.

Look for support everywhere you can. Other people, particularly those who have staved off their own depression, are particularly useful at offering advice as you combat depression.

When it comes to depression, keep in mind that you control your thoughts. Take the word "depressed" out of your vocabulary. The word "depressed" is inherently negative and can put you in a bad frame of mind. Instead, add "low mood" to your vocabulary to describe your feelings, and this will give you a positive outlook.

Ruminating about past events does little good, and the best thing you can do for yourself is focus on the future instead. Life is all about hope, so if you are focusing on having a brighter future, the hope will always be there.

If you own your own home or your apartment lease allows, decorate your place with bright, happy decorations. This can lift your spirits in little ways every time you get out of bed or come home from work or shopping.

If you think that you have depression, or even if you just feel sad quite regularly, your should get in touch with your primary care physician. They will be able to properly diagnose you, and decide if you will need any kind of medication. You will find out what kind of depression you have.

If you have depression, writing in a journal can be beneficial. Putting your thoughts on paper might help you cope and feel better. Also, when you have symptoms that are bothering you, and you write these down, you may notice a pattern that may be causing you problems.

It may sound a bit cliche, but keeping fresh, beautiful flowers around your home can really help you to a bit happier. Flowers evolved to be colored beautifully and have lovely scents. Try keeping fresh flowers around to see if it improves your mood.

If you notice that your depression is getting worse, it's vital that you are eating enough during the day. Sometimes you may feel too depressed to eat. Even if you aren't a big eater, it is important to eat so your body continues to get the healthy nutrients it needs.

Try to be positive no matter what happens if you have depression. This state of mind is important, as positive thinkers are more likely to find ways to make bad situations bearable, or even remove themselves from the situation.

Diet sodas and other foods with artificial sweeteners should be avoided by persons suffering from depression. These types of sweeteners can actually stop serotonin from being produced and can cause insomnia and headaches, which happen to be two symptoms of depression. Remove these items from your eating plan.

Depression has many serious complications, but if you seek help and put effort into it, you can put it in your past. You can live a healthy and happy life by putting in some research time and consulting a medical professional for safe treatment methods. Here are a few tips that will help you get control of depression.

there are several effective treatments when it comes to long term depression help , and they have shown great promise when used both independently and in combination with one another.
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Describing Noise

Today and tomorrow I want to talk about noise and how to describe it in prose, in case you reach a point in the writing of your novel (or short story or essay or other piece of writing) where you need to describe a noisy scene with some word (or words) other than noisy.

You can come at the problem of describing a noisy scene in various ways. Using a broad brush, you can apply words like noisy, cacophonous, and so on (see below). Using a finer brush, you can particularize the noise, describing it as clangorous or sonorous or whatever (see further below), perhaps even going as far as inventing a noise-word to describe an actual instance of a sound, such as a huge cork coming out of an empty barrel with a SHBUNNKKK!

Another thing you can do is devote word-power to describing the effect(s) of a noise, rather than concentrating on describing the actual noise (e.g., a car stereo with chest-thumping hip-hop). Describing the effect of a noise puts you a little further down the road of showing rather than telling.

But you can also bend imagery to your purpose (something I'll try to show in tomorrow's post) and try to reconstruct sounds using non-sound words. This takes a bit of ingenuity, but it can be well worth the headache.

Let's take a quick look at the vocabulary of noise (in English).

Noise Words
English words that can be used to indicate noise include babel, ballyhoo, bedlam, clamor, commotion, din, discord, fracas, hubbub, hullabalou, outcry, pandemonium, racket, ruckus, tumult, turmoil, uproar, vociferation.

Characterizing Noise
The word "noise" is rather generic (and thus vague) because it can refer to so many kinds of sounds. Sometimes you want a word that can put more specificity on the noise. Consider the following words:

obstreperous—unruly noisiness (usually implies difficult to control).
cacophonous—harsh sounding, grating.
clamorous—marked by confused din or outcry.
clangorous—noise characterized by clanging.
plangent—loud, resounding, and often melancholy.
sonorous—a sound that's full, deep, rich.
stentorious or stentorian—loud (usually used in reference to a person's voice, in honor of the herald, Stentor, in Homer's Iliad).
strident—loud, harsh, grating.
stridulous—implies a shrill creaking sound, as of floorboards being being torn up, a creaking door, or possibly the death-gasp of some person or animal. Many insects have special adaptations that allow them to emit stridulatory sounds (e.g., crickets, grasshoppers).

Words Indirectly Suggestive of Noise
Words that can be used to suggest noise include unruly, riotous, rampageous, pandemonic. These words imply chaotic behavior, rather than audible sound per se. They can be bent (through synesthesic metaphor) to other semantic scopes; for example, "neon lights in riotous colors."

Individual Types of Noises
The list here is endless: bang, boom, buzz, growl, hiss, jingle, pop, screech, squeal, tinkle, whimper, whine, yelp, etc. (All of these can serve either as verb or noun.) Many sounds are associated with particular sources (e.g., the caterwaul of a cat). I don't know of a book that catalogs every conceivable type of noise (although J.I. Rodale's Synonym Finder is a good place to start). I'm sure there are hundreds of such words.

Noises can be further characterized by auxiliary words (adjectives) that describe a sound's unique characteristics (e.g. the staccato clack-clack-clack of a stick along a picket fence).

With all these tools in your toolbag, you'd think it would be easy (or straightforward, at least) to describe a noisy subway station, or crowd noise at a rally. It's actually harder than you might think, unless you simply want to say "the crowd was noisy" and be done with it. Tomorrow, I'll show an example of how I handled a noisy bar/restaurant scene in a piece of fiction I'm working on. Bring your ear-plugs.

Dental Loupes And Other Equipments Are Doctors' Friends Not Foe (Roger W)

The medical profession is such where confidence builds accuracy and success. All the doctors, surgeons and physicians perform daunting tasks quite frequently, which many a times include critical surgeries and operations. And of course, that is done only when the professionals are fully prepared. Here, the preparation not only attributes towards the doctor's own preparation, but it's also about the availability of all the requisite resources, which are essential to perform a surgery with utmost precision. Perhaps that is why most of the medical practitioners ensure that their tools, equipments, devices and machines are perfectly working.

Now, we're talking about one such critical equipment here that doctors, mainly dentists, use during check-ups, diagnosis and surgeries. The equipment in concern is the "Loupe" (dental loupes), which dentists employ too often. However, all the upcoming dental surgeons, who are having a tryst with these dental loupes, ask many questions, which are as follows:-

Q1. Our eyes are working perfectly fine and there is no such indication as well that the vision of our eyes are less than perfect? So, why we should use these binocular loupes?

Q2. I'm on the top of my health and my eye sight is fine. I don't need it.

Q3. I'll perform all the tasks with bare eyes I don't need these so called best dental loupes.

These are questions that generally pop up in the minds of upcoming medical practitioners, who at present don't comprehend the vitality of medical equipments. Also, they aren't aware of this fact that those doctors, dentists, medical practitioners who encounter impediments in their career is majorly due to their own health problems, be it body aches or eye sight issues.

Also, an authentic study revealed that most of the dentists, physicians and surgeons have bad eye sight, thus, it becomes imperative for them to employ equipments that can correct their vision while performing surgeries. And yes, these binocular dental loupes are intended to do this job.

All these budding medical professionals ought to comprehend this fact that equipments and machines, powered by the latest technology, are meant to assist them. These aren't developed to prove the incapability of medical practitioners. Similarly, using these dental loupes will streamline the overall process of your surgery and not prove that you've a bad eye sight.

Therefore, the usage of these loupes is of sheer importance and these are solely meant to assist in full form. If you put it in use as your medical equipment, you will undoubtedly perform relatively better and the surgeries you will do will gain a considerable momentum.

Thus, take these medical equipments as your friends not foe. And surely, you'll comprehend its significance very soon. http://www.loupedirect.com/

The author of this article is a dental medical practitioner and using these best dental loupes since long now.
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A blow to the Prescott theory of labor

The rational response to high taxes.

Ed Prescott - he of RBC model fame - is also known for advancing a theory of why Americans work more than Europeans. In this 2004 paper, Prescott attributed the difference to taxes - Europeans are taxed much more than Americans, in order to pay for their generous welfare states. Like many other economists (e.g. Greg Mankiw), Prescott thinks that high taxes make people work a lot less.

When I studied the Prescott paper in grad school, the instructor noted that Canada might be an exception to the high-tax, low-labor pattern. Now, David Andolfatto brings us even more dramatic news of Canadian exceptionalism. Andolfatto (a hard-working Canuck himself) breaks down the Canadian labor force participation rate by age and gender, and shows that young and prime-age Canadians work more than do their American counterparts, and that this has been true since around the year 2000:

The effect is more pronounced among the young, and in fact is reversed among the old; Canadians 55+ work less than do Americans of that age. For more data see Andolfatto's blog.

Overall, Canada's labor force participation rate is 67%, to our 64%, despite the fact that their median age is about 4 years higher than ours. Since Canada's unemployment rate is lower than ours, this definitely means that Canadians are working more than Americans. (American people, when employed, actually work slightly more hours than Canadians, but that difference is not enough to make up the difference in employment rates.)

Now let's think about this fact in terms of Prescott's theory. Canada is a somewhat low-tax country by OECD standards, but has a substantially higher tax burden than the U.S. (Note: As many have pointed out, the link I provided represents total tax burden, not the effective marginal tax rate. Prescott's 2004 paper lists America's tax rate as 40% and Canada's as 44%.) Canada uses these taxes to pay for a large welfare state, of which its nationalized health care is a part.

In addition, the crossover in labor force participation happened right around the time that America passed the enormous Bush tax cuts. Right when Prescott's theory predicts that American industriousness should have pulled away from Canada's, the exact opposite happened.

Also note that the labor gap is by far the widest among young people. Since Canada's tax code (including government benefits) is more progressive than America's, the gap in effective marginal tax rates for young people is probably even bigger than the 4% tax rate gap reported in Prescott's paper. This implies that, according to Prescott, Canadian teens should be working much less than American teens, and yet we see the opposite, by absolutely enormous margins.

(Notice that since America has a much bigger ratio of national debt to GDP than Canada, a very forward-looking model, like the kind Prescott likes to use, would predict that Americans would be working even more harder than Canadians, since as we all know, high national debt implies future tax increases!)

In the genteel terminology of academic econ, this Canadian data presents a "puzzle" for Prescott's theory. But I don't really like that terminology; it implies that someday we will inevitably find a reason why tax differences do, in fact, explain cross-country differences in labor. I think we should elevate the alternative hypothesis - that taxes matter only a little in determining how much a country's people work - to a plane of equal prior plausibility.

Thus, I think this Canadian data should make us signficantly more skeptical about the entire idea that taxes largely determine how much people work in different countries.

Update: Frances Woolley, another industrious Canadian (They're everywhere! Auuughhh!), responds. I think her response really validates my points, since it points out lots of other factors besides effective marginal tax rates that can affect labor supply. In other words, Prescott's analysis was just hopelessly simplistic.

What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder(SAD) And Easy Way to Cure It (Vasanthi Sivakumar)

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Et sind Ustabil - A Overvej sind deprimeret person (Chirag Savaliya)

Depression er sandt. Unfortuitously det klare svar er ikke s? simpelt. Din hjerne kan v?re en st?rk krop, som om du bor eller d?r og er effektiv til at styre din sk?bne.

I dette essay vil jeg gerne kigge p? din hovedet af en deprimeret og ustabil person, k?mper for at eksistere.

Lyt:

Jeg kunne simpelthen ikke f? det gjort. Jeg kunne virkelig ikke overgive sig til fortvivlelse. Udlejning fortvivlelse til at styre mit sind og mine f?lelser var ikke et valg. Jeg har alt for mange elementer til at se efter - for mange pligter. Du vil finde alt for mange mennesker, er baseret p? mig. T?nk, hvis jeg afslutter nu, og min bedre tid lige rundt om hj?rnet.

Folk fort?ller mig at s?tte op p? og ikke holde op. Jeg er alene med mine tanker, og hvor er de hele natten, n?r alt er stille? Disse ideer udf?re igen og igen i mit sind, s?som for eksempel en film. Jeg mindes personer, jeg har s?ret og alle de problemer, jeg har produceret i livet. Kom og ?ndre denne film fra.

Efter filmen jeg f?ler beskidte grund af, hvad jeg har gjort. Fordi jeg ikke er v?rd at blive elsket ingen krop ville savne mig.

Jeg k?bte sl?et ned og vendte opad. Jeg k?bte sl?et ned igen og vendte tilbage igen. Jeg arbejder ud af kraft i dag. Hvor mange flere modeller har v?ret i denne kamp?

Derfor v?lger jeg at k?mpe. Jeg v?lger at holde min tilregnelighed. Min sunde fornuft er for v?rdifuld for mig. Jeg forst?r ikke alt, hvad der sker med mig p? dette tidspunkt, men jeg ved, at jeg stadig er i live, og der er h?b for mig.

Men hvorfor skal jeg h?nge p?? Er det nogensinde vil kunne forbedre? Jeg afventer en udgivelse ud af dette f?ngsel, der aldrig vil ske?

Mit hoved er lukket op. Jeg er faktisk gratis. Jeg m?ske ikke l?st op i en f?ngselscelle, men jeg er en fange i min egen mening. Jeg har ikke yderligere at f? styr p? mine f?lelser. Mine f?lelser og f?lelser er nu lykkedes faktisk fra mine tidligere erfaringer. Jeg har mistet min uskyld. Planeten er ikke mere en elskv?rdig sted l?ngere.

Alle andre ?nsker at s?re mig, og ingen krop kan vise mig k?rlighed.

Man undlod forbindelse efter de ?vrige resultater i en brudt l?fte efter endnu en. N?r jeg tror, ??jeg er s?ret.

Jeg bliver opslugt af mine f?lelser, og jeg kan ikke slukke dem. Jeg h?ber, jeg lade det v?re i l?bet af natten.

Men ... Nemt g?re ... Lad det v?re gennem natten ... Endnu en anden tid af smerte?

M?ske har jeg ikke beh?ver at lade det v?re i l?bet af natten, fordi jeg er beskidt, m?ske ikke v?rd at k?rlighed og min eksistens er ubrugelig.

1.. Flake ud af dine skuldre, tage en dyb ind?nding og g? ikke i panik! Millioner af helt normale folk har l?rt m?der at komme ud af det og k?mpede med alle typer af depression. Du er ikke alene. Du har valg.

2.. F?rst, hvorfor du f?ler dig s? d?rligt? Det er ikke som et resultat af dine dilemmaer. Det er p? grund af dit sind kemi. Du kan finde to store dele af sindet, den t?nkende del (neocortex), og den f?lelsesm?ssige del (subcortex). Hvis du er deprimeret, er dit subcortex reagerer p? pres stoffer og producerer ulidelige smerter og angst.

3.. Din subcortex suger ekstra neurale energi i neocortex, indtil det er n?sten ikke-fungerende, for at ?ge din elendighed. S? du kan ikke t?nke rigtigt, plus du er i kvaler.

4..

5.. Du skal s?nke energi inde subcortex og re-power neocortex. En r?kke fakta om, hvordan den menneskelige hjerne fungerer, kan ogs? give dig mulighed for at klare.

6.. Fjern f?lelser som:

* "Jeg er frustreret '

* 'jeg personligt synes forf?rdeligt'

* "Hvad nytter det '

7.. Flyt dine ideer! For at slippe af eventuelle depressive f?lelser, blot erstatte for at t?nke dem. Fordi hovedet er simpelthen et "ja hjerne," det er sv?rt ikke at t?nke noget. Den bedste m?de at m?ske ikke t?nke en negativ eller depressive tanke ville v?re at t?nke endnu en t?nkte snarere end det.

8.. Den bedste m?de at t?nke endnu en t?nkte snarere end en depressiv tanke er ved at bruge den simple kognitiv adf?rdsterapi tilgang kaldet "brainswitching '.

V?lg enhver fysisk eller ikke-sense troede p? forh?nd, at eje 'p? klar' til at erstatte alle depressive tanke, der popper op. N?r du er deprimeret, du er i en masse smerte til at tro en op.

M?ske er det

* en fjollet sang eller rim fragment som 'Row, ro, ro din b?d'

* en grundl?ggende eller nonsens ord som 'hippity-hop, "gr?n fr?,' eller 'yadda yadda'

9.. Det kan virke dumt at antyde, at sige 'gr?nne fr?' igen og igen til dig selv m?ske kunne f? reducere depression, men der er et videnskabeligt grundlag for ?velsen. T?nker en simpel eller junk tanke stopper depressive tankem?nster og sv?kker det. Hvordan? Se # 10.

10.. Mentale ydeevne f?lger ofte vejen for dens mest aktuelle dominerende tanke.

Nej! Han burde vide, at jeg er i elendighed.

Jeg f?ler jeg er en hologram bosat i virtual reality, og min billedet falder lidt mere hver dag.

Nogle gange f?ler jeg ligesom jeg p? ingen svar, og en afgrund-s? mange sp?rgsm?l.

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Coping med panikanfald Naturligvis - 5 Strategier for beroligende sindet Uden Medicine (Chirag Savaliya)

Masser af mennesker, der oplever angst eller panikangst kapl?b med deres l?ge for medicin, h?ber p? en "quick-fix '. Ikke desto mindre, anti-angst medicin bare maskere de ydre tegn p? angst, de ikke hj?lpe dig til at l?se de underliggende ?rsager til dine problemer. Du vil f? mere fra normale angst retsmidler og visse selvhj?lp metoder, der hj?lper dig konfrontere din frygt og behandle symptomerne i till?g til de ?rsager, hvis du vil have hj?lp til at arbejde med angstanfald.

B?rsnoterede her er nogle strategier til at h?ndtere panikanfald naturligt:

1.?ndringer i livsstil

Den allerf?rste ting du skal g?re, n?r klare angstanfald, er at analysere din kost plan og andre livsstilsvaner til noget, der kunne udl?se et angreb og h?ve dine f?lelser af angst. For eksempel kunne drikke moderat til betydelige m?ngder af kaffe eller andre drikke med koffein inkluderet g?re dig f?le sig meget mere bekymrede end normalt. Cigaret rygning og alkoholforbrug vil ogs? v?re usunde vaner, der kan forst?rke sp?ndinger og angst. Det er meget vigtigt at fors?ge at reducere disse ting eller forhindre dem helt. Ogs? undg? skadelige junk f?devarer eller en stor m?ngde af tilberedt mad og v?lge for frugt og gr?ntsager og hel-f?devarer som et alternativ.

2.?velse til Boost din Feeling

Kom hyppig motion p?vises at bidrage til at h?ve stemningen for dem, der har b?de depression og angst. Det kan ogs? hj?lpe flage ud hjernen og kroppen og til at distrahere dig fra at bekymre sig tanker. For at f? hj?lp med besk?ftiger sig med panikanfald, fors?ge at ud?ve i 20-30 minutter, i det mindst tre gange om ugen. Du vil m?ske gerne begynde med en form for motion som yoga eller tai-chi, der er b?de meget afslappende for din hjerne. Undg? tr?ning kraftigt lige f?r du hovedet til at sove i l?bet af natten, da dette kan lade det v?re sv?rt at falde i s?vn.

3.Heavy Rest

At l?re at flage ud dybt er bare en evne, der vil hj?lpe i arbejdet med panikanfald. Progressive afslapning er blot en f?lles metode, der rent faktisk hj?lper lindre sp?ndinger i kroppen og ogs? beroliger sindet. Denne metode kr?ver sp?nde musklerne, fordi region for nogle ?jeblikke og fokusere din opm?rksomhed p? en enkelt sektion af din krop, s? afslappende dem helt. Indtil du har afslappet hele din krop, du derefter g? videre til endnu et omr?de af kroppen. Du vil finde cd'er til at styre dig gennem gradvis lempelse metode inden for dit lokale bibliotek, boghandel eller p? nettet.

4.M? ikke holde dine f?lelser flaske op Inside

D?se up f?lelser ofte har en tendens til at dukke op igen, som regel i sammenh?nge, ??herunder i den korrekte udf?relse af angst eller panikangst. Du er n?dt til at indse, at henvise til dine problemer er blandt de bedste metoder til at h?ndtere panikanfald. Omgiv dig selv med en gruppe at st?tte personer, du kunne tale til, som kan indeholde venner eller familie, eller du kan finde en panik st?ttegruppe i byen eller online. Det gamle ordsprog "en diskuterede problem er et problem halveret 'er utvivlsomt sandt, at henvise til dine f?lelser kan hj?lpe dig til at f?le ligesom en v?gt l?ftes fra dine skuldre.

5.Overvej De andre

Det er super let at v?re selvoptaget inde i dine problemer, n?r du klare panikanfald. Men koncentrere sig om dine bekymringer og angst kan g?re dig til at f?le v?rre. Fors?g p? at blot at tage mere nysgerrighed om andre. Oplev hvad der foreg?r i deres liv. Det vil hj?lpe med at holde dig, og du kan lysne en andens dag. G?r frivilligt arbejde er en stor metode til at hj?lpe dig med at f?le sig meget bedre om dig selv og p? samme tid, de andre hj?lpe.

Beslut dig for at pr?ve nogle af disse strategier til at h?ndtere angstanfald naturligt, og du vil ikke bare forbedre din generelle sundhed, men du vil ogs? blive bedre rustet til at tage sig af eventuelle sp?ndinger eller angst, der kommer din vej.

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When To Seek Counselling Services (Caroline Bronte)

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Depression og smerter i Tormented Mind (Chirag Savaliya)

Mental sygdom og depression er blandt de mest vanskelige medicinske problem nogen kan nogensinde brug til ansigt. Hvordan ville du vise nogen, der aldrig har oplevet melankoli, hvor pinefulde det kan v?re? Hvad handler det om vores menneskelige betingelse, at vi kunne g? i seng en aften f?ler fint, og derefter v?kke den f?lgende morgen ved hj?lp starten af ??depression, der vil p?virke vores liv i lang tid fremover?

Den enkleste m?de jeg forklare det er med denne s?rlige s?tning ... Jeg har mistet min glad.

Det vil ikke ligegyldigt hvor mange gode ting sker omkring dig, eller hvor stor dine k?re og venner er du bare ikke kan finde lykken samtidig l?gge op med depression. Du ved, at der har v?ret masser af ting i dit daglige liv, der har gjort dig glad tidligere, men du kan ikke engang t?nke p? 1, n?r du fors?ger at t?nke p? dem. Du er i en konstant tilstand af skuffelse og i en s?dan grad, kan det kun v?re i mods?tning til sorg d?d af et familiemedlem.

Husk et ?jeblik nok den mest forf?rdelige ting, der nogensinde sket for dig, og den smerte og sorg det for?rsagede. Nu forestille sig en film af denne funktion med alt er forbundet smerte ved at blive afspillet i dine tanker hver mikro-sekund af hver 2nd hvert ?jeblik af hver gang, 24 timer hver dag igen og igen og igen.

Det er den smerte nogen har brug for at opleve. Din hjerne stiger, og du bliver s? mentalt tr?t fra at fors?ge at stoppe den smerte og selvf?lgelig du f?ler dig s? vred over den funktion eller person, der er involveret i disse mentale billeder, der spilles igen i dine tanker, hvis venstre ubehandlet. Medicinsk behandling skal v?re vigtig, og den bedste medicin kan bremse sindet ned igen til et bel?b, hvor du kan begynde at klare igen, nok til at komme videre i behandlingen.

1. Brainswitching vil reducere neurale aktivitet i subcortex, og straks h?ve neurale aktivitet i neocortex. Det vil l?bende p?virke betyder, at du er deprimeret fra den ene del af hjernen til den anden.

2. Brainswitching distraherer din opm?rksomhed fra din egen f?lelsesm?ssige hjerne og dirigerer den til at t?nke den vigtigste hjernen.

3. Du kan brainswitch for et par ?jeblikke den allerf?rste gang du tjekke det ud.

4. N?r du mister koncentrationen holde picking din neutral tanke igen. Du er n?dt til at g?re denne ?velse for at stimulere neocortex. Det er ikke blot en id?. Nogle ideer ikke er omfattet depression. Kun adf?rd virker.

5. Ofte brainswitch at bryde kontinuiteten i depression os holde p? dig. Indtil du tror det gentagne depression, ligesom alle andre nerv?se f?lelse eller stemning, kan ikke opretholde sig selv. T?nk en anden ting i stedet-lignende "gr?n fr?. '

6. Tror ikke en tanke to gange. Ingen depressive tanke kunne, alene, bliver depression, hvis du hele tiden n?gter at tro det. En depressiv tanke er f?rdig s? hurtig som en anden tanke. Depression rammer dig med en f?rste tanke, men du kan n?gte at t?nke 2nd tanke. For depression til 'blot tage fat, "du er n?dt til l?bende at t?nke det.

7. Overf?rsel til aktion! Ofte brainswitch hver gang en depressiv eller ansp?ndt tanke til hensigt at "dominere". En ulykkelig tanke er bare en tanke. Det kunne pop ind i sindet p? ethvert tidspunkt. Det er et m?de, der opst?r for dig. At v?lge at t?nke en elendig, angste eller depressive overvejes igen og igen er adf?rd. Det er noget, du g?r, og du kan l?re ikke at g?re det.

8. Kende den "tidlig varsling" ulykkelig eller negative f?lelser, der altid g?r forud et altfavnende depressiv episode. Adresse din depression med det samme. 'Okay jeg forst?r, hvad det er. Det er depression kommer.

9. Kom ud af depression p? tidligere perioder ved at tjekke den passive tankegang der opst?r, n?r man bare lade tankerne vandre. Passiv t?nkning kan ofte 'g? d?rligt' for dig. Den m?de du laver 'on-purpose' t?nkning vil v?re at v?lge en bestemt tanke til at f?le, eller ved at beslutte at gennemf?re nogle opgaver som derefter dirigerer din tankegang i overensstemmelse med den aktuelle opgave.

10. Vriste din self l?s fra at blive sl?et sammen med smerten af ??din depression, f?r du forsvinder opslugt.

Ja, du f?ler dig h?bl?s og forpint, men du kan ogs? fokusere noget bortset fra din smerte og h?bl?shed. Du er m?ske ikke h?bl?s, du er den iagttager af ens f?lelse af h?bl?shed. Tage nogle ?rgrelse p? en langt mere fritliggende m?de. Depression er bare en forf?rdelig f?lelse. Det er m?ske ikke dig! DU dig! Du er ikke bare en fornemmelse. Du er en person, der har en f?lelse.

En af de bedste v?rkt?jer, du skal bruge for at bek?mpe denne fase af depression er at udnytte et enkelt begreb i dit daglige liv. V?r informeret det er meget lettere sagt s? gjort alligevel, hvis du kan mestre det, vil du v?re godt p? vej til helbredelse.

Hvad er det?

Tilgivelse ... T?nk over, hvad tilgivelse kr?ver, og hvordan det kan gratis du af disse mentale billeder, for hvis du kan fjerne det v?rste, der er sket for dig, s? de pinefulde billeder begynder at falde der magt over dig.

Som jeg sagde, det er m?de enklere sagt s? gjort. Blandt de mest nyttige metoder ville v?re at genl?se dem igen og igen og studere dem, og samle hver Bibelen skrifter der handler om tilgivelse. V?lg ture og meditere over n?jagtig de samme skrifter, og n?r du kan hele tiden s?r i dit inderste v?re lige s? meget om tilgivelse. Fundamentalt smerte vil begynde at reducere og tilgivelse vil derefter tage dig p? tur, hvor du vil finde andre aktiviteter som afslapning, fred, k?rlighed og det bedste af ubetinget k?rlighed.

Under disse aktiviteter i din levetid kan hj?lpe dig med at finde din glade igen.

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Script-Doctoring The Station Agent

Thomas McCarthy's offbeat, low-budget (under $500,000) drama, The Station Agent, is a bit of an enigma. The 2003 film won numerous awards (critics and judges lavished praise on it), 90% of people on rottentomatoes.com liked it (average rating 3.9/5), and yet I didn't find it to be all that magical; I give it three stars, tops. Does it exude charm? Most definitely. Are the performances good? Hell yes, they're better than good. (So is the cinematography.) But somehow, long portions of the movie seemed to drag; the funny parts weren't laugh-out-loud funny; the plot was threadbare; my thoughts wandered as I watched. I wanted to come away laughing or crying or moved in some way. But it's not that kind of story.

What kind of story is it? The logline is suitably quirky: Two loners (Joe and Olivia) try to befriend an antisocial dwarf (Finbar McBride, sensitively played by Peter Dinklage) who has inherited an abandoned train station in Newfoundland, New Jersey.

Joe, Olivia, and Fin watch a movie in The Station Agent.

Bitter and reclusive, tired of living the wee life in a world of Big People, four-foot-five-inch Finbar moves into the ramshackle station, making it his own special locomotive-geek bachelor pad. But he can't get away from the young Cuban-American man, Joe (played by Bobby Cannavale), who operates a hot dog truck near the abandoned station. (We're never told how it is a person can make a living operating a lunch truck at an abandoned station where no train ever stops.)

While walking to town, Finbar almost gets struck by a swerving Jeep; he thus meets Olivia Harris (played by Patricia Clarkson), a thirty-something woman who lost her only child in a playground accident two years ago and is now separated from her husband.

For a while, it seems as if Fin and Olivia will hit it off and become An Item, but they never do. Instead, she wants to reconcile with her husband (but finds out much later that he's already impregnated his girlfriend). Fin also meets a young librarian, and has a tender moment with her; but alas, she's pregnant by her redneck boyfriend, and she goes back to him (or disappears from the film, at least).

There's a bit of bonding between Fin and Joe, but frankly the Joe character is mostly an irritation (to Fin and the moviegoer) and only barely attains "true friend" status at the end of the story. He's good-natured; you want to like him; but he's extraordinarily immature for a grown man. He makes the characters in Saturday Night Fever seem complex, multidimensional.

What the movie needs is a good train wreck, whether kinetic (i.e., literal) or metaphorical. (I'd take either.) Joe's life is mysteriously thin (he's as complex, emotionally, as a 10-year-old boy); apparently he has no college loans to pay, no wife or child to feed, nothing to do with his time but hang out at the station all day. Olivia's life is full of pathos, but it's latent, rarely overt. Who are these people? Where are the raging crises in their lives? Olivia lost her son two full years ago; it's in the past; her husband is not the kind of husband any sane woman would want to reconcile with. Where's the tension? There isn't any. I'm sorry.

The main character's arc takes him from bitter and antisocial to less bitter and quasi-social (but still without a love life). That's hardly a satisfying journey.

How to fix this mess? First, make all three main characters' lives train wrecks. Not only that, actually have Joe hang his head at one point and call his life a train wreck so that Fin (the locomotive-history uber-nerd and consummate train-lover) can say: "Please don't ever say that in my presence."

Joe: "What? What'd I say? You mean . . . train wreck??"

Fin: "Please. It's . . . repugnant."

Joe (whose first language is Spanish) gives a no-comprende shrug.

"Re-pug-nant. It means repulsive. Extremely distressing."

This sets up "train wreck" as a metaphor that can be used throughout the movie, while also potentially setting up a funny moment some time later on, when Olivia can slip "train wreck" into conversation (innocently), whereupon both Joe and Fin stare at her and simultaneously say: "Don't ever say that." (Then Joe, on his own: "It's repugnant.")

Writer-director McCarthy took pains to show a scene in which the local-store cashier/owner whips her cell phone out to take a picture of Fin while he's walking around in the store (because apparently, this 50-year-old woman has never seen a dwarf before, in her entire life). Okay, we get it, people treat dwarves like freaks. Unfortunately, McCarthy misses a great opportunity to lend resonance to the store scene later on, when Fin, in a drunken rage, stands on a bar stool in a crowded saloon and yells at people to "Go ahead, look at me." What he should, of course, have done is yell: "Get your camera out, okay? Take a goddam picture." At first, no one moves, but Fin (in my rewrite; if I were script-doctoring this thing) shames the crowd into actually getting their cell phones out. He forces them to take actual pictures of him.

That's not all. Bear in mind, there's a hugely important redemption scene near the end of the movie when Fin, glad to be alive after a near-death experience, finds the nerve to stand in front of an elementary-school class (one kid asks how tall he is) to give a talk about trains. The barroom scene could have given the classroom scene a bit of much-needed resonance if it (the bar scene) had ended with Fin (duly photographed by the shamed saloon crowd) stepping down from the bar stool and saying (angrily, of course) "Thank you. Class dismissed . . ." as he storms out of the bar. Later on, during the classroom scene, we could have Fin allow a local newspaper reporter (newspapers being a symbol, incidentally, for well-past-their-glory-days 19th-century technology, like trains) to take a picture of him with kids gathered around him. The next day, Joe, Olivia, and Fin (or any combination of two of them) could be looking at the picture in the morning paper, commenting positively on it, etc.

Note: The camera is a potentially powerful metaphor in any movie; it's the physical incarnation of voyeurism (which in turn is a powerful motif in cinema).

Fin's closeness with Olivia could have been better exploited. They could have cuddled/rubbed faces, on the bed, fully clothed; then CUT TO an outdoor scene (continuous, night) looking at the bedroom window from outside; we see the light go out (suggesting that more may have then happened on the bed). But we FADE TO a morning indoor scene where we see the two spooning, still fully clothed, atop the still-undisturbed bed, Fin looking like a pearl inside an oyster with Olivia holding him from behind.

I can think of a lot of seemingly little (but potentially important in the aggregate) fluorishes that would have made us care more about the characters (without resorting to the cheap tactic of making them have sex with each other)—quite possibly making for a more satisfying (for me, anyway) film experience. With a little work, The Station Agent could have been even better than it is already. That's not to take credit away from Thomas McCarthy, however. Few people these days can shoot an award-winning, highly profitable (well over $8 million gross) drama for under half a million dollars. That's magic of a pretty high order. Far be it for me to suggest otherwise.

Warning Signs of Substance Abuse (Drugteststrips)

Using illicit substance abuse badly affects the physical and mental health of an individual. In this article, let's take a look at why people get into this habit and what are the warning signs of substance abuse.

Here are some of the common reasons for people getting into substance abuse.

*Social activity: At social gatherings when you are in the company of others who are using illegal substances you get influenced. In such a situation, you are more likely to get tempted to try drugs, because you see every one there does it.

*Peer pressure: Peer pressure is an important factor which is responsible for addiction. Drug users influence non-drug users to try illegal substance to fit in the group.

*Poor family relationships: People who have a poor relationship with family members are likely to feel a sense of low esteem and might use illicit substances to come out of the feeling. If parents are not careful enough in maintaining an affectionate relationship with kids, kids feel isolated and left out. Such kids are likely to use illegal substances.

*To 'feel good': Attracted by the sayings of drug users, that drugs makes them feel good, young people tend to experiment the feel good factor by using illegal substances.

Warning signs of substance abuse:

People under the influence of illicit substances exhibit certain warning signs. They are:

*Change in physical appearance: You can find people abusing substances not groomed as they should be. There is strange smell from clothes, body and breath. The eyes are reddened and pupils are enlarged. They are nervous in speech and movement.

*Change in social behavior: People taking illicit substances tend to stay away from their usual company - school-mates, friends, parents, siblings and others in family. They do not show interest in social or group gatherings.

They feel awkward to mix up with people who are non-drug users. They try to avoid normal people and demand more privacy.

*Fall in performance: There will be a fall in academic performance, increased absenteeism. They won't take part in extra-curricular activities. Same is the case with working personnel. Whether it is a student, or an employee, performance falls drastically because of less ability to concentrate on their routine things.

*Mixing up with suspected drug users: People taking illicit substances do not like to mix with non-drug users. They like the company of drug users.

*Rebelliousness: People abusing illicit substances have a rebellious attitude. They do not go by the rules of workplace, educational institute, etc. They are aggressive, short tempered and pick quarrels with people around.

*Low motivation: Substance abusers have low motivation and are not enthusiastic. They do not focus on studies or job, and feel less energetic for doing any activity.

These symptoms are a serious warning that the person is abusing illicit substances. Parents, employers and educational institutions need to take immediate action by getting the person medically examined and seek further course of action to stop the use of substance abuse.

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Learn the Way to Get Rid of Addiction (Conselling Room)

Many of us know someone who is dependent on addiction, if it be smoke, liquor or nourishment. Now and then there are addictions to different things, for example betting or movie diversions. Regardless of what the habit is, there is advising accessible to assist individuals with proceeding onward and discovering a solid approach to live their lives. Here we will take a gander at a portion of the explanations directing might be advantageous for addictions.

For some people, it is extremely tricky to manage feelings and affections. This could be on the grounds that sometime or another in their early life, bunches of trauma happened and nobody was around to help them discuss it and work through it. Numerous people turn to a substance or action to comatose out those sentiments with the intention that they don't need to manage them. This might be an extraordinary temporary result on the grounds that around then, it is securing us. So, it is better to go for counselling for divorce rather than get in touch with any sort of addiction.

The action is set to take the spot of feeling and before we know it, we are having a beverage or a smoke whenever we feel delight or pity on the grounds that it is simpler than feeling those feelings. This is when it turns into enslavement. What we recently depicted is the mental part of a few addictions. Nonetheless, there are physical viewpoints too.

In the event that the fixation is to a synthetic, for example cocaine or nicotine, then the figure improves a requirement for it and a desire for the substance, some of the time bringing on uncomfortable withdrawal indications when we decide to stop. This is reputed to be the physical part of enslavement and ought to be worked with as being what is indicated. There are a few pharmaceuticals out there that assist with diverse particular withdrawal side effects, and in addition centers that are there for individuals to particularly get over this part of the withdrawal procedure.

Counselling for addiction is there to assist with the mental part of the enslavement. Indeed, soon after the individual gets off of the pill or quits taking part in the movement, they can at present see an instructor to assist with the process. Counselling for adults can help you to plan to stop the habit by helping you to see what reason the propensity is serving in your existence. When you see the reason, you may have the capacity to work with your feelings in distinctive routes than your past technique. Each addictions instructor will have a somewhat diverse approach. You can meet with different advisors before picking one that you feel the most agreeable with.

Generally there will be advocates that have practical experience in working with a certain sort of compulsion. It is essential to discover an advocate that you join with who is eager to hear you out and not constrain you to do anything you would prefer not to. When you are primed, you can join together your mental mending with the physical part of relinquishing the habit.

Mental Health should not be neglected because it drags bad addictions and diseases towards you. A proper counselling for break up can make you relieved and happy and boost up yourself to go forward in life. For more information, click here.